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first get the path of the directory u need to delete...
for ex: consider 'tmp' is the directory to b deleted /home/user85/tmp then from your home directory..,,, use rm -ir /home/user85/tmp/ --- for deleting interactively |
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To delete one or more files or directories recursively and forcing deletion of write-protected files:
Code:
rm -Rf /your/directory Code:
man rm |